A finishing trial was conducted to determine performance of steers fed dry-rolled, high-moisture and steamflaked corn-based diets. High-moisture corn and steam-flaked corn were determined to have 100% and 108% the value of dry-rolled corn, respectively. Estimated costs of corn processing ($/ton) ranged from $1.44 to $1.60 for dry-rolled corn, $1.98 to $2.34 for high-moisture corn, and $6.79 to $7.16 for steam-flaked corn. Economics of high-moisture corn are dependent on the discount at which it is purchased to dry corn. Economics of steam-flaked corn are dependent on corn price, but appear attractive at prices common in Nebraska
The purpose of this experiment was to determine optimal levels of distiller’s grains in finished di...
Dry-rolled corn (DRC), high-moisture corn (HMC), or steam-flaked corn (SFC) was replaced with increa...
A 152-day experiment was conducted using 615 crossbred steers to evaluate cattle performance when ...
A finishing trial was conducted to determine performance of steers fed dry-rolled, high-moisture and...
Three corn processing methods were compared for use in 5,000- and 20,000-head capacity feedlots. Pro...
Five finishing trials and an economic analysis were conducted to optimize corn use by feedlot cattle...
An experiment evaluated the effects of six corn processing methods in feedlot diets containing 30% (...
Three hundred twenty crossbred steer calves were used to evaluate corn processing method and crude p...
A feedlot finishing study evaluated the effect of increasing inclusions of either wet (WDGS) or modi...
Two trials were conducted to determine the effects on performance and carcass characteristics of cor...
A finishing study was conducted to determine the effect of utilizing dry-rolled (DRC) or steam-flake...
The objective of this study was to determine the impacts of feeding different inclusions of high- mo...
A finishing trial was conducted to evaluate the effects of drying corn bran on cattle performance in...
A 134- day finishing trial was conducted to evaluate the effect of milling method and corn type on f...
Three finishing trials were conducted to evaluate the effects of programmed gain feeding systems on ...
The purpose of this experiment was to determine optimal levels of distiller’s grains in finished di...
Dry-rolled corn (DRC), high-moisture corn (HMC), or steam-flaked corn (SFC) was replaced with increa...
A 152-day experiment was conducted using 615 crossbred steers to evaluate cattle performance when ...
A finishing trial was conducted to determine performance of steers fed dry-rolled, high-moisture and...
Three corn processing methods were compared for use in 5,000- and 20,000-head capacity feedlots. Pro...
Five finishing trials and an economic analysis were conducted to optimize corn use by feedlot cattle...
An experiment evaluated the effects of six corn processing methods in feedlot diets containing 30% (...
Three hundred twenty crossbred steer calves were used to evaluate corn processing method and crude p...
A feedlot finishing study evaluated the effect of increasing inclusions of either wet (WDGS) or modi...
Two trials were conducted to determine the effects on performance and carcass characteristics of cor...
A finishing study was conducted to determine the effect of utilizing dry-rolled (DRC) or steam-flake...
The objective of this study was to determine the impacts of feeding different inclusions of high- mo...
A finishing trial was conducted to evaluate the effects of drying corn bran on cattle performance in...
A 134- day finishing trial was conducted to evaluate the effect of milling method and corn type on f...
Three finishing trials were conducted to evaluate the effects of programmed gain feeding systems on ...
The purpose of this experiment was to determine optimal levels of distiller’s grains in finished di...
Dry-rolled corn (DRC), high-moisture corn (HMC), or steam-flaked corn (SFC) was replaced with increa...
A 152-day experiment was conducted using 615 crossbred steers to evaluate cattle performance when ...